Aren't stars real in Elden Ring though? Not saying that they're being "held up" by Rahdan or something like that, but like, for the background when it's night. Unless I'm mixing this up accidentally, in which case I just shot myself in the foot.
Real, yeah, but Armor's point is moreso about their actual size. It's not quite the same point as is being made for Dark Souls but the two are similar, so I drew a comparison to show how much evidence one would need to prove something along these lines.
Ah, yeah, now I understand. Thanks for explaining.
Like, is its damage good enough to last the whole game, is it fast enough so that I don't get stunned by an attack while swinging? That sort of wise.
As long as you upgrade it, yeah. I used the Titanite Catch-Pole the entire game. Murakumo is faster and can be modified to fit your build as you see fit.
Interesting idea, but I have issues with that. Mainly the fact that Elden Ring seems to desperately pretend that it's an alternate reality for Dark Souls itself given the little tidbits of lore like the Prehistoric Dragons previously being Immortal thanks to their scales and what not.
Nice congrats
Sounds like it would make some absolutely stellar alcohol
Literally tho that's legendary
L of the century
I've not been able to do a single thing at the volcano manor because I won't join them but I want to explore the other rooms
There's an invisible wall in the room that woman directs you to
I don't think you can enter that room without joining Tanith. She gives you a key to that door. He might be able to get in from the Abductor Virgin section though?
Ah, right. Well the only way I entered was through the Abductor, so eh.
They've done a lot of gimmick fights, but the main issue is just that after the first time you beat them, they aren't enjoyable the second time around. Folding Screen Monkeys are a great example. Rykard at the very least presents itself as a 'fight' unlike Yhorm and the Storm King. I think Radahn was great tho. You had the option of doing it regular but it was presented as a gimmick so it worked. So next playthrough someone could try the method they didn't use for NG. They should do that more often, giving you the OPTION to turn it into a gimmick fight.
Oh, yeah, I've zero complaint about Radahn. His fight's gimmick is literally just "you can, if you want, summon a ******* army to fight him", which is a pretty grandiose gimmick. Big fan.
